Triangle Looms for Sale

My small Hideaway adjustable trilooms are 3', 4', or 5' in size. There are made with 1.5" wide oak wood and fastened at the corners with screws that turn into pre-tapped holes in the oak rail ends.

Recent review by customer: 12-25-18

Willow had borrowed a triangular loom from a friend and she loved working with it and made the comment that she would love to have one but they are so expensive. I didn't pay any attention to that. So I started surreptitiously looking for one. Knowing nothing about them (still don't know much) my research led me to your site. I was surprised by your personal service before, during and after the purchase. The promptness of deliver was most impressive, especially with the effort you must expend to ship them. Three large packages arrived precisely as scheduled and were very well packaged. The size of course made them impossible to hide so Willow had some idea what they might be, but she had to stare at card board containers without touching until I wrapped them right before Christmas, But she had no idea what she was going to find when she opened the containers. Neither did I. I had her open the easel first and she put it together before she opened the tubes. Then she opened the first tube and to say that she was ecstatic would be an understatement. She quickly and easily put it together and mounted on the easel was almost entranced by it. I had to remind her that she had a second tube to open. And then she found that she had TWO seven-foot looms, one standard and one fine sett, and well you can imagine the rest. As an anti-climactic footnote, as a woodworker I was taken by the master-craftmanship of the looms. Thank you so very much.

Merry Christmas

David

Explanation of Pin Spacing Choices That I have used. This information might be useful to a Do It Yourselfer.

You can see that the Medium Sett is about half way between the fine sett and the standard sett.

The first Hideaway brand adjustable triloom I made was a 3' loom, medium sett, that adjusts down to 2.5', 2', and 1.5' sizes. The current version adjusts down in 3 inch increments, 6 sizes in all. The 3' size is a full 36" along the hypotenuse (long) side of the triangle. I can now make adjustable trilooms in any of the 3 pin spacing plans shown below. Photo below shows the 3' adjustable triloom set at 2 1/2'.

Go to www.etsy.com/shop/RogersLooms and you can see what I have presently listed for sale there. For the 7' adj. triloom prices, see the 'shop announcement' where it says 'read more'. Shipping cost for the 7.5' tube weighing 14 lbs can vary greatly from one part of the US to another. Therefore I like to figure the shipping cost for each sale. I can sell any of these looms directly to you if you contact me using email or the CONTACT link. I can discount the Etsy price. This is also a way to arrange for a custom order or ask a question.

When I sell to you directly using a PayPal invoice, I am not obligated to collect a sales tax, which Etsy now does for WA, MN, PA, OK customers.

Pictured below is one of my 7 ft. Hideaway Adjustable Triangle Looms. These triangle looms adjust like many others, in a "pinwheel" fashion. That is: the smaller the adjusted size, the more the excess wood rails stick out in 3 directions. In my opinion, the loom is most practical when used in one of the larger adjusted sizes. I make them adjust down smaller as it is possible someone could use them at the smaller settings, for example hung on a large wall spac

Adjustment Sizes

For my 7' adjustable triangle looms I have been making the size 7', 6.5', 6', 5.5', 5'. 4.5' & 4'. The adjustment settings are every 6 inches, going down from the largest size. I have started making the looms adjust to smaller sizes even though I do not think it is practical for everyone.

My looms have one-piece oak rails that are very strong. Even though triloom continuous strand weavers know to weave loosely, sometimes the tension can get very tight and lots of strain is put on the wood rails.

My medium sett 7' loom has 191 pins on each side. 13% more on each side than standard sett.

My fine sett 7' loom has 238 pins on each side. 41% more than standard sett.

Each strand of yarn exerts a pull on the loom frame rails. The more strands of yarn, the more strain on the loom frame. The tighter you weave, the more strain on the frame. Towards the end of the project the weaving gets tighter and tighter and can be enough to bend the rails. Or as some have found out with home-built looms, the tension can cause structural failure. Just saying, looms with finer pin spacing need to be strong and one-piece oak rails are strong.

Formula for figuring the yardage needed to complete a triangle loom project. Additional yarn would be needed if you want a fringe.

Measure the length of the longest side (hypotenuse) in inches.

Multiply that length by the number of pins on a side. Triangle loom side all have the same number of pins on each side so count any side.

Divide by 36 to get total length in yards. This formula works with any triangle loom, regardless of pin spacing.

My 7' Hideaway Adjustable Triangle Loom has a weaving hypotenuse of a full 84 inches at the largest setting. Some other common brands have sold looms that fall short of their advertised size. Medium Sett shown here.

Machine screws turn into hidden metal dowel nuts. There are no fasteners showing from the front. The back of the loom is smooth, it can be hung on a wall without damaging the wall.

Buy 1 triangle loom, any size and get 5% off the Etsy price. I would send you a PayPal invoice to pay.

For the 3' and 5' size, buy 2 triangle looms and get 10% off, buy 4 and get 20% off.

I have not done wholesale orders until recently. I need to raise money in order to own this farm completely, so have started making the 3' and 5' in larger quantities for a shop back east. They sold out the first order. I make boxes that can hold 2 looms, and when I fasten 2 boxes together, 4 looms at a time. So it is more efficient as I make fewer boxes for shipping, and makes a more economical shipping cost per loom for the buyer. Especially for the 5' size triloom. FedEx or UPS has an extra $10.50 charge for each box longer than 48 inches when sent separately. .

Your cost for buying one 3' adj. triangle loom is $122 plus shipping. Two 3' adj. trilooms would be $116 each plus shipping. Four 3' adj. trilooms would be $103 each plus shipping. I presently (Nov. 17, 2018) have 7 of these made.

Your cost for buying one 5' adj. triangle loom is $170 plus shipping. Two 5' adj. trilooms would be $161 each plus shippiing. Four 5' adj. trilooms would be $143 each plus shipping. As of Nov. 17, 2018 I have 7 of this size made.

Above prices are for the standard 1/2" sett trilooms and the Medium Sett 7/16" trilooms. Contact me to get a shipping quote. My looms sell well when people can see them and touch them in a shop. A weaving group or guild or class is also a potential customer for my triangle looms.

Large HIDEAWAY Adjustable Triloom Sizes: These are made with 2.25" wide oak wood and are fastened as shown with machine screws that turn into sunken metal nuts.